Podcast appearances and mentions of ken ball

On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -We'll start our look back at this year's Canadian Western Agribition, leading up to hopefully some final numbers that will be shared. We'll hear from Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com as well as the president of Agribition Michael Latimer regarding Beef Supreme and international delegates. -Ken Ball from Ventum Financial will join us to discuss the canola market which has been through a lot this year.

Oat prices fell sharply just prior to harvest as it became apparent the 2022 crop was going to produce large yields. Good rain at just the right time in prime growing regions of eastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba contributed to the good crop. Jonathan Dreidger with Leftfield Commodity Research shares what is happening with the oat prices and what to expect in the coming months.Statistics Canada cut its final canola production estimate by nearly one million tonnes compared to the September estimate which surprised the trade. The wheat estimate is also lower. Ken Ball with P.I. Financial in Winnipeg will have his reaction to the final crop estimates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Each and every Thursday on the Ray Horner Morning Show, Akron mayor Dan Horrigan calls in to answer a few questions regarding the wellbeing of the residents, from public works to public health. First, Horrigan talked about the project in the Valley at the old Riverwoods Golf Course, which spawned a separate conversation about the recent and ongoing sewer project. Horrigan says the tunnel was activated last June and the project was going well, and he understands the concerns residents have with their water and sewer bills. Next, the mayor touched on the vaccine rollout, which has gone according to plan in conjunction with the medical corridor and Summit County Public Health. And on the topic of law enforcement, Horrigan worked alongside city council on the recommendations for an improved police presence in the community. Horrigan also wished Ken Ball, the outgoing police chief in Akron, well, as he heads towards the greener pastures of retirement next week.

Llewellyn King and guests talk about Richard E. “Dick” Morley, the "Father of Automation" and the floppy disc. Guests: George Markowsky, Professor of Computer Science, Missouri S&T; Patricia E. Moody, Co-author, "The Technology Machine"; Ken Ball, Retired Engineer

With Campfire Audio's Ken Ball whose IEM designs are like no other manufacturer's. In this episode, Ball discusses his company's return to ceramic earshells and the differences between dynamic and balanced armature driver designs. https://campfireaudio.com/ Backstory: https://darko.audio/2020/10/campfire-return-to-ceramic-for-dorado-2020-vega-2020/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/johndarko Producer: Nick McCorriston Music: Ben Pitt

The day following Mayor Dan Horrigan’s address on gun violence in Akron, the city had already eclipsed its homicide number from 2019. Akron Police Chief Ken Ball joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to talk about the program the city and the police department put together to quell the gun violence. The goal for the city, according to Chief Ball, is to get the illegal guns off the streets and the criminals with repeat offenses kept away from the public. However, the impact of COVID-19 gave the department a real challenge in enforcement. According to recent statistics, the homicide rate is up 50%.

Though the riots, looting, a damaging of property have taken up much of the headlines, the majority of the protests across the country were peaceful. Different races and backgrounds of people came together in solidarity, and that includes many police officers. Akron police chief Ken Ball called into the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss a slew of topics revolving around the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests. Chief Ball says he was horrified by the images from those nine minutes Floyd was on the ground, stressing that a knee on the back of the neck is not proper protocol. The Akron Police Department recently hired several new officers, and Ball says it is a very diverse class.

:17 - Are the stresses of injustice, riots, and even COVID-19 bogging you down and affecting your sleep patterns? Cleveland Clinic-Akron General’s Dr. Debbie Plate has some advice to get a more restful night’s sleep, and she also touched on the continued testing for the Coronavirus. 9:30 - Though the riots, looting, a damaging of property have taken up much of the headlines, the majority of the protests across the country were peaceful. Different races and backgrounds of people came together in solidarity, and that includes many police officers. Akron police chief Ken Ball called into the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss a slew of topics revolving around the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests. Chief Ball says he was horrified by the images from those nine minutes Floyd was on the ground, stressing that a knee on the back of the neck is not proper protocol. The Akron Police Department recently hired several new officers, and Ball says it is a very diverse class. 20:36 - Could we be heading back to some sort of normalcy soon? Because according to members of the morning show, airplanes and gyms are back to business as usual.

:17 - The first responders are in the thick of COVID-19 and have to take extra precautions. Akron Police chief Ken Ball joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss the proper protocol the police force is using, and how they are governing the social distancing guidelines. 6:26 - While many Americans have gotten together and donated their time and services to help those affected, there are others who are out to take advantage of the vulnerable. News 5’s Jonathan Walsh joined the show to talk about some scams that have popped up, as well as potential price gouging. 14:34 - The Ohio primary was moved on March 17th to April 28th. David Pepper is the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, and he talked about the process of moving to late April, from in-person voting to absentee ballots. 20:33 - Sports are supposed to be a distraction from the world’s problems, but unfortunately, big events have been postponed with no timetable in sight. Curtis Danburg is with the Cleveland Indians, and he said the team is communicating with Major League Baseball quite often as far as when the regular season can potentially begin.

The first responders are in the thick of COVID-19 and have to take extra precautions. Akron Police chief Ken Ball joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss the proper protocol the police force is using, and how they are governing the social distancing guidelines.

:19 - Two days removed from the deadly massacre in Dayton, the facts about both that case and in El Paso are starting to flow out. In Dayton, the shooter was shot and killed within 30 seconds. How can a police force train for active shooters? Akron police chief Ken Ball explained this morning. 10:04 - How does a parent explain to his/her child about these shootings, in schools or elsewhere? Dr. Laura Markley from Akron Children’s Hospital shared some tips. 14:35 - The Indians lost 1-0 to the Texas Rangers last night, and they have a big series against their AL Central foe in the Minnesota Twins this weekend. Tribe VP Bob DiBiasio talked about last night’s game, and answered listener questions about Bradley Zimmer and athlete endorsements. 20:15 - Would you date someone with poor hygiene? A lot of single people will skip the second date due to that. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

This generation of parents is on the forefront of dealing with the  topic of technology in a way that no previous generation has had to.  Studies are only beginning to come out that show what effect smart phones actually have on children.  Ken Ball is a retired school teacher, a husband, and a father who started his own company "Together Unplugged" to help families retrain their brains on how to interact and communicate with each other.  He shares the latest statistics, his own personal classroom observations, and wisdom about the effects of smart phone use on children in this fantastic episode.

:17 - President Donald Trump addressed the nation in primetime last night on the dangers of illegal immigration along the southern border. Dr. David Beer is a professor of political science at Malone University, and he joined Ray to recap both Trump’s speech and the counter address from Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. 9:16 - So how safe is the border? Tim Dimoff from SACS Consulting came on to discuss national security measures. 15:50 - And what about immigration in general? Farhad Sethna is a local immigration attorney, and he shared his thoughts on Trump’s rhetoric, which he’s been critical about these last two years. 22:00 - Changing things up a little bit, while still touching on security, Akron police chief Ken Ball stopped by the studio today. Among many topics, Chief Ball discussed the crime and overdose numbers in 2018, and what the communities can do in the new year. 40:40 - And finally, Dr. Joe Congeni, a sports medicine doctor at Akron Children’s Hospital, called in to talk some Browns. Not necessarily the X’s and O’s, but what the Browns have to do to ensure the health of rookie Denzel Ward, who suffered two concussions to end his season early.

Featuring exclusive interviews with a veritable who's who of the high-fidelity world, we critically engage listeners, challenge artistic, music and technical preconceptions and most of all, quench your thirst for knowledge in a hobby with a high signal-to-noise ratio when it comes to the facts. Host Brian Hunter takes listeners on an exciting aural journey every month with intelligence, wit and humour. Welcome to the premiere edition of the InnerFidelity Podcast featuring a brief shout out from new managing editor Rafe Arnott and then an in-depth interview with Campfire Audio CEO Ken Ball.

NOTE:  If you can't see the embedded video above, please CLICK HERE to see the video.   In this episode, Jude talks with Ken Ball of ALO Audio about the National, the Continental, the Rx Mk3-B, the Pan-Am, and the Studio Six. He also speaks with Alex Rosson from Audezé about the Audezé closed headphone prototype -- All at Can Jam @ Rocky Mountain Audio Fest.     Products mentioned in the video:  ALO Audio National portable headphone amplifier ALO Audio Continental portable headphone amplifier ALO Audio Rx Mk3-B portable headphone amplifier ALO Audio Pan-Am portable headphone amplifier and DAC ALO Audio PassPort external battery for the Pam-Am ALO Audio Gateway external power supply for the Pam-Am ALO Audio Studio Six desktop headphone amplifier Audezé closed headphone prototype     ALO Audio and Audezé: CanJam @ RMAF 2012 Coverage, Head-Fi TV produced by Joseph Cwik and Jude Mansilla     We will occasionally post Q&A episodes of Head-Fi TV.  If you want to submit any questions (or comments), you can do so via email to tv@head-fi.org.